Moon Thai & Japanese

Did the menu change going into 2026? Very minimal sushi, just a handful of rolls, and apparently no nigiri. What sushi there is seems to typically be a dinner-only option as well, though I did manage to get something for lunch. The fish case at the sushi bar was very bare. I like the space; it has some character and is generally pretty nice. Really good tom yum soup, some of the best I've had in a while. I'd go back to try out more of the Thai menu, which seems to be the focus now, but the Japanese side of the menu looked very sparse.

Moon Thai & Japanese: I would come here again and again. The ambience is super cool and well-decorated and while there was some initial trouble walking in with 7 people, we were seated at a private table and had ample space for our group. Shoutout to our server, who was the most friendly, attentive and smiley person: she truly made our visit wonderful and we could feel her joy when she explained the food as it was served, answered our questions and wished our group member a happy birthday. We got the chicken satay (great flavors but small, you get 6), the steamed pork buns and 3 main dishes (chicken and eggplant, drunken noodles and green curry). All were delicious and had strong flavors, and the meat in each was tender and juicy. The best part was the Thai donuts dessert, on the house for

Trinity provided excellent customer service. She made an intelligent recommendation based on what I like. She came by my table numerous times checking to make sure my experience was wonderful. Thankful she was my waitress. Highly recommend her for quality service!

Visited while we were in town. The food was really good. We had the pad thai and the Tom Kha soup and were not disappointed at all

Queen’s Feast. Crispy duck curry, mocktail, Thai donuts…10/10. Foodie approved. Service was great too. Plenty of parking nearby.